POA Podcast

In the middle of a pressing crowd and an urgent need, Jesus stopped for one woman who had been suffering for 12 years. He didn't simply heal her and move on—He slowed down, saw her, listened to her, and called her daughter.

This message reminds us that God's love is personal. He sees the people others overlook, cares about the needs we carry beneath the surface, and often chooses to slow down and meet us right where we are.

In a world that tells us to hurry, Jesus shows us the power of slowing down long enough to see, love, and care for people.

What happened in the 40 days between the resurrection of Jesus and His ascension? Those days were more than a transition—they were a time of revelation, restoration, and preparation for what was coming next.

In this powerful message, we are reminded that the resurrection is the foundation of our faith. Jesus appeared to His followers, strengthened their faith, opened their understanding, and prepared them to receive the promise of the Holy Ghost.

The same Jesus who walked out of the grave is still alive, still working, and still changing lives today.

The tomb is empty—and because Jesus lives, anything is possible.

Have you ever found yourself asking, “Why can’t I stop?” Why do I keep returning to the same struggles and repeating the same mistakes?

In Romans 7, we are reminded that the battle is real—but so is the power of God. Paul openly wrestled with doing what he knew was right while continuing to struggle with sin.

This message reminds us that deliverance is more than willpower or trying harder. Deliverance is a person—Jesus Christ. The Spirit of God is still working in us, pulling us back toward Him and reminding us that our failure is not final.

You can't stop on your own—but you don't have to. God is still working in you, and He is not finished with you yet.

Jesus declared, “I am the resurrection and the life.” But what does it mean to truly live in the reality of who He is?

In this powerful message, we are challenged to move beyond simply accessing Jesus for what He can do and learn what it means to abide in Him for who He is. Through the story of Martha and Lazarus, we discover that Jesus is not just the answer to our greatest needs—He is the Resurrection, the Life, and our source of true satisfaction.

Even in the places we have declared dead, Jesus is still present and active. He is calling us to trust Him, surrender to Him, and remain close to Him—not just in moments of crisis, but in every season of life.

Stop chasing the list. Start abiding in the One who is the Resurrection and the Life.

Keep Believing is a powerful reminder that even when prayers seem unanswered, dreams feel lost, and faith is tested, God remains faithful. Through the story of Thomas, this message encourages us to trust Jesus in the midst of doubt and pain and to keep believing—even when we haven’t seen the answer yet.

When life has hurt you and disappointment makes it difficult to trust again, Jesus meets you right where you are. He doesn’t shame you for your doubts or disqualify you because of your struggles. Even when you can’t see what God is doing, He is still faithful, and there is still reason to believe.

Beyond Proximity reminds us that being close to God’s promises isn’t enough—we must reach beyond what has kept us stuck and place our faith in Jesus. When we stop looking to the “pool” and turn to the One who can truly make us whole, our story can change.

When Your Feelings Get Hurt explores how repeated exposure can cause us to become desensitized to things that once convicted us. Through 1 Timothy 4:1–2, this message challenges us to guard our hearts, recognize spiritual warning signs, and remain sensitive to the voice of God.

When fear, anxiety, heaviness, and doubt have you bound, Jesus offers freedom. In “Loosed,” discover the power of God to break every spiritual chain and lead you into a life of liberty, purpose, and victory.

God has given His Church prevailing power, but He intends for us to use it. Dr. Jennifer Williams challenges us to move from simply talking about God’s power to releasing it through our lives. The world is waiting for a church willing to pray, believe, and become the hands through which God works miracles.